News

Restoring the Tide: Connecting Salt Marsh Science and Resilient Design

Field investigations and hydraulic modeling are guiding salt marsh restoration planning at Greenwood Farm to improve tidal exchange and long-term resilience.

PFAS Drinking Water Treatment in Massachusetts: What Communities Can Learn from Early Implementation

Thoughtful planning helps water suppliers address immediate PFAS treatment needs while preparing for future demands.

Celebrating Employee Ownership Month

As an employee-owned firm, we share a stake in our success and in the lasting impact of our work for clients and communities.

Bigelow Road WTP Site Visit Spotlights Investment in Drinking Water Infrastructure

Congressman Jim McGovern recently visited the project site in Webster, MA, where PFAS treatment improvements are underway.

Harborside Apartments Integrate Resilient Design

A recent feature highlights how landscape design connects coastal resilience, habitat restoration, and public waterfront access at Clippership Wharf in East Boston.

Demolition Underway at Hartford’s 150 Windsor Street

Plans for the site include a hotel, residential housing, and a proposed workforce innovation campus connecting local students with businesses and emerging technologies.

Conferences & Tradeshows: November 2026

Our staff will be exhibiting at several upcoming conferences, tradeshows, and events over the next month.

Cross Highway Improvements Deliver Safety & Multi-Modal Infrastructure

Together, these roadway improvements improve driver awareness, pedestrian visibility, and overall corridor function while responding directly to community priorities. 

Selected as 2026 “Super 60” Business

The awards recognize and celebrate the success and contributions of local businesses and non-profits in Western MA. 

Proton Therapy Center Expands Access to Advanced Treatment

Our firm supported the development of Connecticut’s first proton therapy facility, providing site/civil engineering, environmental consulting, and landscape architecture services.